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Conflicting factors in construction projects: Korean perspective
Nirmal Kumar Acharya, Young Dai Lee, Hae Man ImThe purpose of this article is to identify and explore pertinent conflicting factors in construction projects; which would be helpful for project planners and implementers in…
The satisfaction levels of UK construction clients based on the performance of consultants: Results of a case study
Jianxi Cheng, David G. Proverbs, Chike F. OduozaClient satisfaction is one of the major determinants of project success and therefore is a fundamental issue for construction participants who must constantly seek to improve…
Factors inducing knowledge creation: empirical evidence from Thai construction projects
Wasan Teerajetgul, Chotchai CharoenngamThis research is aimed at examining the relationships between knowledge factors and the knowledge creation process in construction projects, paying particular attention to on‐site…
A network approach to project business analysis
Maqsood Sandhu, Petri HeloBased upon previous models and the extant literature, the purpose of this paper is to present a network approach to describing and analyzing inter‐organizational relationships in…
Understanding structural and cultural impediments to ICT system integration: A GIS‐based case study
Claire E.H. Anumba, Andrew Dainty, Stephen Ison, Amanda SergeantDespite a substantial investment in construction information and communications technology (ICT) in recent years, the structure, culture and ingrained working practices of the…
An empirical study of assets structure of building construction contractors in Nigeria
J.O. Kehinde, T.O. MosakuThe paper aims to report the research findings on the assets structure of medium‐sized building construction contracting firms in Nigeria and its implications on their operation.
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- Professor Chimay Anumba